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Last week, I read the ‘Scrum Is Cancer’ post on LinkedIn and today I watched the video by Maria Chec on ‘Shall We Stop Doing Scrum?’ While I disapprove of comparing Scrum to cancer, there was something in the post that resonated with me. I definitely recognize the sentiment of developers not being too happy
Apologies for the oversight. You’re right; to accurately test the next_braille_representation function, we should follow the correct sequence of Braille representations for the English alphabet. Here’s the updated test with the correct sequence:pythonimport unittest def next_braille_representation(current_rep): current_int = int(current_rep, 2) next_int = current_int + 1 next_rep = format(next_int, ’06b’) return next_rep class TestNextBrailleRepresentation(unittest.TestCase): def test_next_braille_representation(self):
1975 Banqiao Dam failureFlooded area of 1975 Banqiao Dam failureDateAugust 5–9, 1975LocationZhumadian, Henan, ChinaCauseTyphoon Nina, engineering flaws, policy errors. (Background: Great Leap Forward to Chinese Cultural Revolution)Deaths26,000 to 240,000Property damage62 dams collapsed 30 cities and counties (3 million acres) inundated More than 5 million houses collapsed10.75 million people affected The 1975 Banqiao Dam failure (simplified…